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A
beautiful
small
park
on
an
oval
rocky
promontory
above
the
right
bank
of
the
Rokytka
is
somewhat
hidden
behind
the
buildings
of
the
Libeň
chateau
and
grammar
school.
Unlike
Pod
Korábem
Park,
it
was
almost
empty.
For
me,
it
has
become
an
ideal
place
to
relax,
recharge
your
phone
and
enjoy
a
can
of
beer.
The
orchards,
covering
an
area
of
over
five
hectares,
were
founded
at
the
beginning
of
the
20th
century
by
the
prominent
Czech
landscape
architect
František
Thomayer,
the
brother
of
the
famous
physician
Josef
Thomayer.
In
the
orchards
you
will
not
find
the
spring
of
St.
Adalbert,
whose
water
is
led
by
a
pipe
into
a
concrete
reservoir,
and
the
Libeňka
well.
On
the
western
edge
of
the
park,
a
viewing
platform
with
seating
has
been
built,
from
where,
despite
the
mature
trees,
there
is
a
partial
view
of
the
blind
branches
of
the
Vltava,
Holešovice
and
Karlín.
An
educational
trail
created
by
pupils
of
Bohumil
Hrabal
Elementary
School
leads
through
the
park,
which,
in
addition
to
the
history
of
Libeň
and
natural
values,
recalls
the
personality
of
the
writer
Eduard
Štorch,
who
lived
in
Liben.
Beautiful
little
park
on
an
oval
rocky
outcrop
above
the
right
bank
of
Rokytka
brook
is
somewhat
hidden
behind
the
buildings
of
the
Liben
chateau
and
grammar
school.
Unlike
the
nearby
park
"Pod
Korábem",
it
was
almost
empty.
It
has
become
an
ideal
place
for
me
to
relax,
recharge
my
phone
and
enjoy
a
can
of
beer.
The
orchards,
covering
an
area
of
over
five
hectares,
were
founded
at
the
beginning
of
the
20th
century
by
the
prominent
Czech
landscape
architect
František
Thomayer,
the
brother
of
the
famous
physician
Josef
Thomayer.
In
the
orchards
you
will
find
the
spring
of
St.
Adalbert,
whose
water
is
led
through
a
pipe
into
a
concrete
reservoir,
as
well
as
the
Libeňka
well.
On
the
western
edge
of
the
park
there
is
a
viewing
platform
with
a
seating
area,
from
which,
despite
the
mature
trees,
there
is
a
partial
view
of
the
blind
shoulders
of
the
Vltava,
Holešovice
and
Karlín.
A
nature
trail
leads
through
the
park,
which
was
created
by
pupils
of
Bohumil
Hrabal
Primary
School.
In
addition
to
the
history
of
Libeň
and
natural
values,
reminds
of
the
personality
of
the
writer
Eduard
Štorch,
who
lived
in
Libeň.
(Original)
Nádherný
nevelký
parčík
na
oválném
skalnatém
výběžku
nad
pravým
břehem
Rokytky
je
poněkud
schován
za
budovami
libeňského
zámečku
a
gymnázia.
Na
rozdíl
od
parku
Pod
Korábem
tu
bylo
takřka
prázdno.
Pro
mě
se
tak
stal
ideálním
místem,
kde
si
odpočinout,
dobít
telefon
a
vychutnat
si
plechovkové
pivo.
Sady
o
rozloze
přes
pět
hektarů
byly
založeny
byly
počátkem
20.
století
významným
českým
zahradním
architektem
Františkem
Thomayerem,
bratrem
slavného
lékaře
Josefa
Thomayera.
V
sadech
nejdete
pramen
svatého
Vojtěcha,
jehož
voda
je
vedena
trubkou
do
betonové
nádržky,
i
studánku
Libeňka.
Na
západním
okraji
parku
je
zbudována
vyhlídková
plošina
s
posezením,
odkud
je
i
přes
vzrostlé
stromy
částečný
výhled
na
slepá
ramena
Vltavy,
Holešovice
a
Karlín.
Parkem
vede
naučná
stezka
vytvořená
žáky
ZŠ
Bohumila
Hrabala,
která
kromě
libeňské
historie
a
přírodních
hodnot
připomíná
osobnost
spisovatele
Eduarda
Štorcha,
který
v
Libni
bydlel.
Beautiful
little
park
on
an
oval
rocky
outcrop
above
the
right
bank
of
Rokytka
brook
is
somewhat
hidden
behind
the
buildings
of
the
Libeň
chateau
and
grammar
school.
Unlike
the
nearby
park
"Pod
Korábem",
it
was
almost
empty.
It
has
become
an
ideal
place
for
me
to
relax,
recharge
my
phone
and
enjoy
a
can
of
beer.
The
orchards,
covering
an
area
of
over
five
hectares,
were
founded
at
the
beginning
of
the
20th
century
by
the
prominent
Czech
landscape
architect
František
Thomayer,
the
brother
of
the
famous
physician
Josef
Thomayer.
In
the
orchards
you
will
find
the
spring
of
St.
Adalbert,
whose
water
is
led
through
a
pipe
into
a
concrete
reservoir,
as
well
as
the
Libeňka
well.
On
the
western
edge
of
the
park
there
is
a
viewing
platform
with
a
seating
area,
from
which,
despite
the
mature
trees,
there
is
a
partial
view
of
the
blind
shoulders
of
the
Vltava,
Holešovice
and
Karlín.
A
nature
trail
leads
through
the
park,
which
was
created
by
pupils
of
Bohumil
Hrabal
Primary
School.
In
addition
to
the
history
of
Libeň
and
natural
values,
reminds
of
the
personality
of
the
writer
Eduard
Štorch,
who
lived
in
Libeň.